
The Pokemon API app utilizes the `Poke API` based on Pokemon characters and uses
both the fetch API and AJAX, JavaScript promise chaining, the map method,
creates most elements rendered to the html pages, checks for non-existent images
and removes them or sets their display properties to none, uses pointer events
to replace touch and mouse events, custom build script, and Modern JavaScript in
general.


An application which utilizes the Poke API based on Pokemon characters and uses both the fetch API and AJAX, JavaScript promise chaining, the map method, creates most elements rendered to the html pages, checks for non - existent images and removes them or or sets their display properties to none, uses pointer events to replace touch and mouse events, custom build script, and Modern JavaScript in general.

Poke API Web App


This is a code refactoring of a project I created several years ago. I revamped
the workflow, migrating from `Gulp` to `Webpack`, from `jQuery` to
`Modern JavaScript` with `async await`, `@babel/pollyfill` to make my
`async await` code work with `Babel 7` and `Webpack 5`, adding css animated
scroll buttons, animated magnifying glass icon search input on focus, hover, and
active, replacing `PostCSS` with `Node Sass`, and adding a dynamic year in the
footer.


This is a code refactoring of a project I created several years ago. I revamped the workflow, migrating from Gulp to Webpack, from jQuery to Modern JavaScript with async await, @babel/pollyfill to make my async wait code work with Babel 7 and Webpack 5, adding css animated scroll buttons, animated magnifying glass icon search input on focus, hover, and active, replacing PostCSS with Node Sass, and adding a dynamic year in the footer.

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Poke API Web App

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